Putting things in their place
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Places play a key part in the stories attached to a museum and its collections. How are museums linking their collections to the outside world? Recent examples include Christchurch Art Gallery’s project to crowd-source subject geo-locations for their artworks, NZMuseums’ new Map View for viewing museum locations and Balboa Park’s mobile adventure game. What could your museum be doing to connect to places and why is this important?
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Putting things in their place
- 1. Putting things in their place National Digital Forum 29 th Nov 2011 Wellington Paul Rowe, Vernon Systems
- 2. Connecting objects to the world we live in
- 5. Volunteer Power Courtesy of Christchurch Art Gallery
- 9. View the archive in relation to time and place
- 10. http://www.freshandnew.org/2009/03/05/qr-codes-in-the-museum-problems-and-opportunities-with-extended-object-labels/ Powerhouse Museum Experiments with QR codes
- 13. Image recognition May bypass QR codes http://www.flickr.com/photos/magicketchup/5012051422
- 14. Image recognition But it’s not there yet
- 15. Use, create, share historical geographic information
- 16. Pleiades Ancient Places + Google Books + Flickr + OpenContent
- 17. Low-tech is also good
- 18. Balboa Park’s low-tech adventure www.giskin.org
- 20. Discover places Find connections and content Get content onsite, offsite, offline
- 21. Slideshow: Paul Rowe, @armchair_caver
Editor's Notes
- Image: Nether Wallop Cache - waistcoat, stomacher, paper patterns